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Why do so many trade routes run along waterways?
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Why do so many trade routes run along waterways?
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Moving goods through the sea is way easier and requires less energy. Why? Because the waters' currents will help with the transport.
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Because moving traded goods great distances by floating them
on the water is just about the easiest and cheapest way to
deliver them from one place to another place.
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